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Donald Trump's Anxiety Towards Immigrants

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Many thinks, the US is a place full of oppertunities, a better life, jobs, innovation, but since, Donald Trump became the president of America , it is become hell for immigrants. The feeling of nationalism have been emerged by the speeches of Trump. In his campaign, Trump, always said about 'America first ' and 'We make America great again ', and always said the immigrants are wiping the jobs of American people. Hates crimes have been increased, since the Indian engineer Srinivas had been allegedly shot dead by a former US navy man, yelling ' get out of my country '. The victory of the President Donald Trump , implies that, a substaintial faction of Americans have an anxiety towards Immigrants, especially Indians, for snatching
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